LEARNING RESOURCES

Kehinde Wiley

Kehinde Wiley, Saint Adelaide (2014)

The following downloadable resources have been compiled for art educators and teachers, and provide more information about the stained glass artwork titled Saint Adelaide (2014), designed by Kehinde Wiley (b.1977) in the permanent collection of The Stained Glass Museum.

About Kehinde Wiley (PDF)
An introduction to the American artist Kehinde Wiley (b. 1977) and his work, with an 'in focus' section on the stained glass artwork Saint Adelaide (2014) on display at The Stained Glass Museum. This guide provides key contextual and background information on the artwork and its inspiration, with some ideas of how the artwork can be interpreted today.

Teaching Resource - Kehinde Wiley KS1-KS2 (PDF)
A free teaching resource on the art of Kehinde Wiley and his stained glass, aimed at KS1 and KS2 children (ages 5-11). The resource provides learning objectives, activities and discussion points around portraiture, representation, identity and diversity, with links to other useful resources.

Sample activities are taken from our extended ‘Portraiture, Power and Pride’ session for schools and home educator groups. To find out more about our learning programme or to arrange a visit to the museum in person please go to our learning pages or contact us.

A note on copyright: The Stained Glass Museum has made efforts to contact rights holders for images used in these guides but please note some images may be protected by copyright.

Craft Resources

Ideas for craft activities suitable for the classroom, groups or individuals.

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